My mother would love this picture.

Dating outside your race? Thoughts and comments maybe you have experience with this issue.

Law schools are churning out newly minted students yet where are the jobs for these students who probably graduate law school owing thousands of dollars in student loans.

Steve Jobs drops out of college, takes the classes he needs that later serve as an inspiration for launching Apple together with his other non college partner at the time Steve Wozniak.

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Continue lifelong learning and expand your knowledge through informal and formal education and training to stay competitive in the 21st century workplace.

I will never forget my community college and later my attendance at  Cal State University Los Angeles where I graduated with two degrees and little to NO student loan debt that cripples a person's career flexibility. Grants, scholarships or a job is the best  approach to attending college or having your employer foot the college bill but not for a worthless low demand degree.College Loans Weigh Down Graduates

This does not have to happen to the people of California. If only our elected representa­tives in California would roll-up their sleeves and work at ensuring college is accessible and affordable instead they are prisoners of special interests that hijack the future and kill the dreams of our next generation­. Pension reform and yes the tax extensions would do much to extend the educationa­l opportunit­ies offered by the world renown California community colleges. Governor Brown would much rather waste time with his promise for an election that will cost the state millions of dollars instead of working with the democratic legislatur­e to push through a budget that can at least temporaril­y buy some time until we have REAL political reform. The democratic party in California fails genuine working people who DO NOT belong to a public sector union.It is time for people to take social action and force the politicians to make the tough choices to balance our state budget in a fair and equitable approach that prepares Californians for the future. Read the SF Chronicle for details. The Huffington Post also has a great story.<< MORE >>